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Of a surety , no , ” replied the simple - minded Sampson . “ Nathless , it was I who
did educate Miss Lucy in all useful learning , -albeit it was the housekeeper who
did teach her those unprofitable exercises of hemming and shaping .
Of a surety , no , ” replied the simple - minded Sampson . “ Nathless , it was I who
did educate Miss Lucy in all useful learning , -albeit it was the housekeeper who
did teach her those unprofitable exercises of hemming and shaping .
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the office of king's advocate , ” replied Sir Robert , gravely ; “ but I presume , Sir —
nay , I am confident , that he will consider the mere fact of having wounded young
Hazlewood of Hazlewood , even by inadvertency , to take the matter in its ...
the office of king's advocate , ” replied Sir Robert , gravely ; “ but I presume , Sir —
nay , I am confident , that he will consider the mere fact of having wounded young
Hazlewood of Hazlewood , even by inadvertency , to take the matter in its ...
Page 368
Sir , " replied the Baronet , “ I do apprehend that Mr. Glossin would not presume
to give orders , or even an opinion , unless asked , in a matter in which
Hazlewood - house and the house of Hazlewood meaning by the one this
mansion - house ...
Sir , " replied the Baronet , “ I do apprehend that Mr. Glossin would not presume
to give orders , or even an opinion , unless asked , in a matter in which
Hazlewood - house and the house of Hazlewood meaning by the one this
mansion - house ...
Page 400
You shall know it , Miss Lucy , replied poor Abel - " Do you remember your
brother ? ” “ Good God ! how can you ask me ? no one knows better than you , he
was lost the very day I was born . " “ Very true , very true , " answered the Dominie
...
You shall know it , Miss Lucy , replied poor Abel - " Do you remember your
brother ? ” “ Good God ! how can you ask me ? no one knows better than you , he
was lost the very day I was born . " “ Very true , very true , " answered the Dominie
...
Page 455
To tell you the truth , I am afraid your flank will be turned there too , ” replied the
Colonel . “ Indeed ? " “ Here has been Sir Robert Hazlewood , " said Mannering ,
“ upon a visit to Bertram , thinking , and deeming , and opining ” “ O Lord ! pray ...
To tell you the truth , I am afraid your flank will be turned there too , ” replied the
Colonel . “ Indeed ? " “ Here has been Sir Robert Hazlewood , " said Mannering ,
“ upon a visit to Bertram , thinking , and deeming , and opining ” “ O Lord ! pray ...
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| Title | Guy Mannering, Or, the Astrologer Volume 99 of Collection of British and American authors Volume 99 of Collection of British authors Volume 99 of Tauchnitz edition |
| Author | Walter Scott |
| Publisher | Bernhard Tauhnitz, 1846 |
| Original from | Austrian National Library |
| Digitized | 27 Nov 2017 |
| Length | 467 pages |
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